Howland Owl Shares Country Doctor Jokes and Weather Almanac Laughs
Howland Owl writes from the country store reflecting on doctors and a skeptical view of country versus specialist care. He jokes about a New York surgeon and contemplates a yearly weather forecast almanac with jokes and recipes. The letter also notes readers’ appetite for humor and routines in almanacs.
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Periession
New York
U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington
Weather Bureau
Ed Doolittle
Howland Owl
Deals In Dirt Deeds Involving Groetken Estate Transfers
A series of land and property transfers occurs among George J. Foxen and the Groetken brothers with multiple parcels in ranges SE 4 10-93-45 and NE 15-93-45 totaling $60,000 plus minor deeds of $1 each. Also listed are farm livestock and real estate transfers across Le Mars Sioux City and Akron areas, including parcels in Blk 73 Akron and S Le Mars Southside additions. The compact record notes several transfers, values, and purchasers. The section closes with a contract between Mary Deegan Chapman and Albert T Hawkins and Richard H Hawkins for NE SE Y 12-93-45 valued at $12,470.50 and a federal insurance summary noting wide-scale growth and tax implications.
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George J. Foxen
John B. Groetken
Joe H
Philip J. Groetken
Philip J Groetken
Joe H. Groetken
Ner
Kingsley
Hogs
Don Detloff
le Mars
al Gengler
E .P. Kelsen
Paul Beech
Hinton
Leonard Molten
John Schnepf
Tamamilton- Paul Traer
Pete Bonema
Hawarden
John Draager
Maurice
Merlin Winterfield
Sioux Center
Richard Randall
Rock Valley
Willis Kooiker
Boyden
Mary Rossback
Viola Rossback
Akron
Effie M. Clagg
Evelyn Hoyt
Southside
Mars
Mary Deegan Chapman
Albert T. Hawkins
Richard H Hawkins Nesey
Retired Workers Gain From Social Security Boost in Plymouth County
New York December 16 special to the Globe Post reports Social Security payments in Plymouth County have risen 21.7 percent over three wars, from 596 to 677 dollars per year, with 1,831 residents now receiving checks. Numbers show ongoing growth in beneficiaries including disabled workers wives widows and dependents as eligibility expands.
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Plymouth County
Globe Post
New York
Social Security Administration
United States
West North Central States
Editor Prints The Names
The Ralls Banner editor denounces withholding youth offender names and vows to publish them. He argues legal limits exist only for juvenile court proceedings and cites incidents of vandalism by junior high students near Knoxcar. The piece blames authorities and parents, condemns efforts to shield youths, and claims society coddles juvenile vandals.
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Ralls
Texas
Knoxcar Prt
Reform School
Rall
Ralls Letter Criticizes Crime Repetition Comment
A letter by Ernest Joiner from Ralls condemns ongoing crime in Texas and urges better treatment of peaceful citizens. The author accuses unnamed individuals and their parents of wrongdoing and states names and addresses should be published whenever available.
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Texas
Ernest Joiner
Winter 4-H Tours Spur Project Observations
Don Fiemme outlines county 4-H winter tours in January and February. 4-Hers will observe diverse projects under varied management to compare results over time. New county groups will form for specific crops, agronomy, entomology and camera studies, with emphasis on accurate feed budgeting and Civil Defense topics amid radioactive fallout concerns.
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Don Fiemme
Doums
Hota
le Murs
Jows
Free stencils offered at Globe-Post office
Globe-Post readers can obtain stencils at the newspaper office at no cost. The supply has already been distributed, and current readers are urged to pick up a stencil now while free.
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Globe-Post
Globe-Post Office
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